The Evening Review from East Liverpool, Ohio • Page 15

SECTION PACT PAGES SECOND A 1 1 tv Jv 15 to 22 VOL. LIU. NO. 285. EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1929.

TWO CENTS. 300 PERSONS ROUTED IN CLEVELAND APARTMENT FIRE Orange Triumphed Over Terrific Neuritis Pains Mr. A. B. Pritchett Tells of His Remarkable Recovery from Two Siege of Neuritis, Which Racked His Body Night and Day WitKTer- rific, Knife-Like 5 Bottles ORANGE ROOT Did It.

Mr. A. B. Pritchett, of New Cum berlaud, near East Liverpool, is so grateful for the benefits received through the use of ROOT" Iron and Celery Compound that he voluntarily sends in this message that other sutferers as he did might heed it and gain surcease from their awful miseries. He says: the past 2 years I have suf fered untold misery with neuritjs, which was robbing me of all vitality.

My body hat I gave up hope of ever getting well again. It was my good fortune to hear of the wonderful results achieved by this ORANGE ROOT in this particular malady. I started taking it. You can imagine my surprise and delight when after finising the third bottle 1 got relief from all my misery and now after finising the fifth bottle I am completely restored to health and feel better and stronger than I have in years. I found the golden Nuggets to be the finest liver regulator and bowel cleanser I ever used, and am proud to tell everyone that was so filled withiORANGE ROOT made a well man aches and pains that of me." If you are suffering as I was in constant misery all the time.

Terrific knife like pains would shoot through my hips and limbs which prevented me from walking at times, and then when I did walk, it was with great difficulty. My rest at night was so disturbed that sleep was almost impossible I tried all the medicines I heard ot' was treated by many special ists, but nothing seemed to reach the seat of the trouble. This Buttering continued for 2 years till my Jody became so weak and rundown Mr. Pritchett did. or have rheumatism, indigestion, nervousness, bad blood, skin eruptions and feel all- in tired and warn out, go at once to Mathews Cut Rate, get a TREAT MENT of it aud a box of the golden Nuggets, take them according to direc tions, and you, too.

will soon be back on that glorious road to HEALTH. All live drug stores here and in nearby towns sell lots of these great Health Restorers. Prices: TONIC 1.25 Nuggets 50c. ORANGE ROOT Greatest IRON HERBS Tonic in the Use Review Classified Ads For Short Cuts to Economy FOUR CARRIED TO SAFETY AS OTHERS FLEE Smoke Pours Through Stairways Into 190 Suites. MASK SEP Tel ephone Operator Warns Occupants Of Building.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 6 Three hundred persons were routed from the fashionable Commodore apartments on the East Side here early today when fire, believed to have broken out in the laundry in the basement, threatened to sweep the entire apartment building. The flames were confined to the basement, but heavy smoke rolled upward through stairways and elevator shafts Into every one of the 190 suites. Four persons were carried to safety by firemen and the others made their escape orderly, scantily clad in pajamas and bathrobes Four emergency police squads were called out to preserve order. Three Taken to Hospital.

Mrs. W. B. Fish was trapped 011 the eleventh floor when she was overcome by smoke. She was rescued by firemen and taken to Mt.

Siani hospital. Bell Marcosson, another guest at the apartment hotel, and two firemen were also overcome by smoke and taken to Mt. Sania hospital. It is believed their condition is not serious. Sam Friedman, an invalid, was When Better Values Are Given Kirby WiU Giye Them.

507 MARKET ST. East Liverpool, Ohio East Leading Family Shoe Store carried down a ladder by police from the second floor. Many of the occupants, groping through the heavy fumes, grabbed emergency gas masks and made their escape One policeman found three women nearly overcome on the eleventh floor. AH were carried to safety. Auother fireman was found exhausted in the basement some time after the fire had been under way.

Fellow fire fighters succeeded in lifting him from the flaming basement without serious injury. Miss Gertrude Fuller, day telephone operator, is being hailed as the heroine of the near tragdy and the heroine of the near-tragedy and is greatly responsible for the safe- was roused by the night clerk ot the hotel, who first discovered the smoke. With the dense smoke choking and blinding her, the girl sat at the telephone board and called every one of the suites. It is not known how much damage was done to the large apartment, but is expected to reach thousands of dollars when a final estimate Is made by fire officials. LISBON M.

K. Zimerman, West Park Ave. Lisbon, 319 Leave subscriptions advertisements, with Columbiana Co. Newe Agency, 120 N. Market St.

Phone 440 JUDGE LONES WARNS 24 OLD CASES MUST BE HEARD SEPT. 16 HEPNER HOLLOW ROAD SURFACED township, $1. Grace Hammer to Fred Hamigt'r, part of acre in Pleasant Heights, East Liverpool, fi. William Miller and wife to Joseph A. Hundley and wife, lot 1321 iu Helena addition, East Liverpool, Ray T.

Adam and others to Al ma E. Bailey and others, lots 8510- II in Adam Craig addition, East Liverpool, G. C. Baxley, trustee, to W. If Nutting, lot 23 in Overlook Heights allotmeut, Knox township, $1.

William A. Green and wife to Peter Wenger, lot 451 in Elm Grove addition, Fairfield township, George Long to H. P. Morgan. 7084 acres in section 21, Yellow Creek township.

$10. Lillian M. Garrett and others to Carl J. Howell and others. Iota 23 and 24 in Yengling addition, Salem, $10.

Denton Votaw and others to Oren Halverstadt, lots 72 aud 73 in McKinley Heights addition, Salem. $1 Assignment County Fair Days During Fall Term of Court. FOOTWEAR FOR EVERY MEMBER IN THE FAMILY School Footwear For Boys and Girls. STRAPS, TIES AND OXFORDS. Patent, Tan and Black Calf.

Boys to 6 FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN In Patent, Blonde, Velvet and Black Kid 1.95 STRAPS TIES AND PUMP STYLES SCHOOL OXFORDS AND TIES For the Growing Girl. Metal, Patent and Tan Gun $3 .95 IDEAL ARCH SUPPORT FOOTWEAR Patent or Black Kid Cuban Heels $2 .95 BEAUTIFUL FALL FOOTWEAR For Brown Kid, Patent and Satin. Many styles to select from $3 .95 All Heel Heights Scout Shoes For Men Tan or Black Composition Soles Men! Your New FALL OXFORD8 Are Here, in Black or Tan or Leather Heels WORK SHOES For Men Black or Tan Mocassin or Tip Composition or WOMEN'S FELT HOUSE 8LIPPER8 All Colors OXFORDS ANO I STRAP SLIPPERS Women's Fashion or Twin Point Black Heel GYM 8HOE8 For Boys and 8Uppers PULLMAN 8LIPPER8 For Men LISBON, 0., Sept. the assignment of cases for the first week of the fall term of court which opens Sept. 16.

Judge W. F. has announced that the 24 old civil actions must be tried, settled or dismissed. Each case will be disposeJ of the day it has been assigned, and no further notice will be given attorneys. No assignment has been made for September 18 and 19 on account of the county fair at Lisbon.

The work will be crowded into three days, with the grand jury convening at 10 a. m. on the opening day. Sept. 16, 17 and 20 have been set as the time to hear 14 uncontested divorce cases, and in addition 12 motions aud demurrers will be heard on Sept.

17. In the divorce cases. If plain tiffs fail to appear the day the case is assigned, the actions will be dismissed. Assignment for the first week follows: Monday, Sept. 16.

Margaret Hindman vs. William R. Hindman. Margaret Dilllard vs. George Hilliard.

Ceclia Seirlng vs. J. W. Smith ct al. Rodney T.

Ogle, Admr. garet J. Riffle et al. L. E.

Connor etc. vs City of East Liverpool Tuesday. Sept. 17. Trustees of Neg(ey Met!) wilst Episcopal church vs.

Mary L. Bax- 'er et al. L. M. Kyes vs.

C. W. trustee. Michael K. Duty vs.

Harry Heed, et al. John B. Walborn vs. Hatie Guy Ln al. Clyde Hadley vs.

Fred et al. The Central Acceptance Corjwr- ition vs. G. E. Burnett.

Norman Shultz vs. John Shultz. Peter Spell vs. State of Ohio. Edith Winnall vs.

Fred Winnail. Anna Jones vs. Grant McKinnon et al. Wednesday, Sept. 18.

County fair. Thursday, Sept. 19. County fair. Friday, Sept.

20. Mary Santlmarino vs. Carmine Hantimarino et al. The Cincinnati Finance Co. vs.

Aivin V. Dray, et al. Peoples Lumber Co. vs. Clyde B.

Kenty et al. Walter Sheets vs. John McCalla et al. Mary B. McGonigal vs.

Edward McGonigal et al. In re: Sale of Property of First Baptist church of Wellsville. William H. Knepper vs. M.

G. Martin et al. Chloe S. McKreefry vs. Village of Leetonia.

Floy May Cunningham vs. Everett Cunningham. Divorce Cases. Monday, Sept. 16.

Bertha Webber vs. Joseph jS. Webber. Daniel B. Jones vs, Sharlott Jones.

Mary R. Mansall vs. John Man et al. Mary E. Noland vs.

George B. Noland. Tuesday, Sept. 17. I Olive Baxter vs.

Cecil W. Bax ter. Wni. E. Wayman vs.

Mabel Wayman. Majella Jackson Monroe vs. Har vey Monroe. Anna Hughes vs. Bert Hughes.

Helen A. Young vs. Sidney W. Young. James E.

Runlon vs. Millie Run ion. Motions, Demurrers, Etc. Miller vs. Bye.

Gultone vs. Scottish Union In surance company. Krauss vs. Hoprlch. Rosenberger Dairy Products company vs.

Johnson. Delhi vs. Sinclair. Starkey vs. Steubenville, East Liverpool Beaver Valley Traction company.

Barnes vs. Call. Streng vs. Moore. Snyder vs.

Smith. Sheets vs. McCalla Boley vs. Kidd. Helby vs.

Luers. Divorce Casea. Friday, Sept. 20. Charles O.

Veneman vs Barbara Venamaa. Sarah Schuller vs. Martin Schuller. Alma Geer vs. Thomas E.

Geer. Emma Cassady vs. James Cas LISBON, Sept. cars of cold patch materia! have been placed Dii the HefiTW hollow section of the Lisbon-Salineville road by the state highway department. The seventh carload is now being spread.

The macadam section of this highway in Wayne township is also to be surfaced -treated as far as C.avers, as well as the narrow brick section on the hill north of The narrow brick section In Center township will be widened, but this improvement is not expected to be undertaken for probably two years. WALTERS GETS COUNCIL SEAT Republican Nominee Succeeds Dalton E. Pike. LISBON, Sept. Walters, Republican nominee for the place in lie Nov.

5 election, lias been named a member of the village council to serve out the unexpired term of Dalton JE. Pike, resigned to accept the appointment as marshal, vice George W. Groves. Although Groves resigned as marshal, his name appeared on thp ballot at the August primary and lie was chosen as the Republican nominee. The name of Pike was written In the ballot, aud he has Calvin, now filed his petition as an iude pendent.

Real Estate Transfers. LISBON. Sept. 6 Real estate transfers have been recorded at Lisbon as follows: Alice R. Howell and others to Gertrude P.

Ringnel! aud others, lot 897 in Appraiser's addition, Salem, $1. R. L. Jones, administrator to Mabel M. Rlngall, lot in Ellsworth avenue, Salem, $1,500.

R. W. Patterson, executor, to George S. Thompson, lot at Broadway and Third street, East Liverpool, $15,500. Joseph E.

Nesselrode and wife to Delia Lee. lots 5894 5 in Englewood company addition, East Liverpool, $5. L. E. Henderson and wife to William L.

Smith, lots 467 and 479 in Beechwood Land company addition, Liverpool township, $5. E. E. Walker, as auditor, to Anna Strauss, lot 1989 In Hall's addi tlon, East Liverpool, $10.10, Youngstown Suburban Railway company to Curtis Stahl, land in East Park avenue, Columbiana. $1.

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